One of the most important documents in any case is the Financial Affidavit. In that pleading, the petitioner is swearing not only to their monthly income, but also their monthly expenses, assets and liabilities. In my practice, I have reviewed countless Financial...
In marriage, sometimes we go through difficult seasons. Life as Christians does not mean that we won’t experience trials or endure challenges. Perhaps you have been trying to work on your relationship for months or even years. Even still, you have reached a breaking...
Far too many times in Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce) or paternity actions, rather than working together for their children, former spouses choose to parallel parent. Parallel parenting can be defined as an arrangement where each parent makes decisions regarding...
Divorce Coach Lee Wright caught up with our very own Tom Marks again recently. To read more about their previous conversation on Collaborative Law, CLICK HERE. Lee Wright strives to help her Clients and address any questions they may have, especially in the early...
Since my last blog, I have added a new title to my resume: Pops. And my wife’s new name is Lolli. My daughter and her husband welcomed identical twin girls on May 29th. Our family is blessed by this season of new life and exciting change. It is my goal to transition...
